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'''Georgia Vasiliadou''' was born in [[1897]], in [[Athens]], [[Greece]]. Her real name was Georgia Athanassiou. She was obliged to leave school early and work as a shopgirl, in order to help her family.

She made her stage debut in [[1918]], but began her studies at the Gennadeios Rhonetic School in [[1923]] and appeared in some operas. She then worked with the major theater companies of the period ([[Kyveli]], [[Marika Kotopouli]], [[Mitsos Myrat]]), playing a wide range of parts. In the mid-1930s she decided to retire, but [[Alekos Sakellarios]] offered her a small part in the [[1939]] musical comedy "Koritsia tis pantreias"; that was the genesis of a second career for the middle-aged actress, who went on to star in many comedies and revues and created personal stage groups until the late [[1960s]].

She also made a tentative movie debut in [[1930]], but became one of the all-time greats of the Greek cinema during the [[1950s]], when she starred in extremely popular comedies like Oraia ton Athinon, I ([[1954]]), in which [[Nikos Tsiforos]] played with her unconventional external appearence, and _Theia apo to Sikago, I ([[1957]])_ , in which director-writer [[Alekos Sakellarios]] cast her as a wealthy [[Greek American|Greek-American]] who returns to Greece after thirty years and brings a fresh lifestyle to the family of her conservative brother.

She died in [[1980]], but is always fondly remembered by Greek audiences.

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 [[Image:Vasileiadou-chatzichristos.jpg|thumb|150px|With [[Vasilis Avlonitis|Avlonitis]] and [[Kostas Hatzichristos|Hatzichristos]]]]She made her stage debut in [[1918]], but began her studies at the Gennadeios Rhonetic School in [[1923]] and appeared in some operas. She then worked with the major theater companies of the period ([[Kyveli]], [[Marika Kotopouli]], [[Mitsos Myrat]]), playing a wide range of parts. In the mid-[[1930s]] she decided to retire, but [[Alekos Sakellarios]] offered her a small part in the [[1939]] musical comedy "Koritsia tis pantreias"; that was the genesis of a second career for the middle-aged actress, who went on to star in many comedies and revues and created personal stage groups until the late [[1960s]].
-She also made a tentative movie debut in [[1930]], but became one of the all-time greats of the Greek cinema during the [[1950s]], when she starred in extremely popular comedies like I Oraia ton Athinon,  ([[1954]]), in which [[Nikos Tsiforos]] played with her unconventional external appearence, and I Theia apo to Sikago, ([[1957]]) , in which director-writer [[Alekos Sakellarios]] cast her as a wealthy [[Greek American|Greek-American]] who returns to Greece after thirty years and brings a fresh lifestyle to the family of her conservative brother.
+She also made a tentative movie debut in [[1930]], but became one of the all-time greats of the Greek cinema during the [[1950s]], when she starred in extremely popular comedies like "I Oraia ton Athinon",  ([[1954]]), in which [[Nikos Tsiforos]] played with her rather plain looks, and "I Theia apo to Sikago", ([[1957]]) , in which director-writer [[Alekos Sakellarios]] cast her as a wealthy [[Greek American|Greek-American]] who returns to Greece after thirty years and brings a fresh lifestyle to the family of her conservative brother.
 She died οn [[February 12]], [[1980]], but is always fondly remembered by Greek audiences.

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-'''Georgia Vasiliadou''' (or Vasileiadou - ''Greek:[[:el:Γεωργία Βασιλειάδου|Γεωργία Βασιλειάδου]]'') was born in [[1897]], in [[Athens]], [[Greece]]. Her real name was Georgia Athanassiou. She was obliged to leave school early and work as a shopgirl, in order to help her family.
+'''Georgia Vasiliadou''' (or Vasileiadou - ''Greek:[[:el:Γεωργία Βασιλειάδου|Γεωργία Βασιλειάδου]]'') was a [[Greeks|Greek]] stage and screen actress.
 [[Image:Vasileiadou-chatzichristos.jpg|thumb|150px|With [[Vasilis Avlonitis|Avlonitis]] and [[Kostas Hatzichristos|Hatzichristos]]]]She made her stage debut in [[1918]], but began her studies at the Gennadeios Rhonetic School in [[1923]] and appeared in some operas. She then worked with the major theater companies of the period ([[Kyveli]], [[Marika Kotopouli]], [[Mitsos Myrat]]), playing a wide range of parts. In the mid-[[1930s]] she decided to retire, but [[Alekos Sakellarios]] offered her a small part in the [[1939]] musical comedy "Koritsia tis pantreias"; that was the genesis of a second career for the middle-aged actress, who went on to star in many comedies and revues and created personal stage groups until the late [[1960s]].
-She also made a tentative movie debut in [[1930]], but became one of the all-time greats of the Greek cinema during the [[1950s]], when she starred in extremely popular comedies like Oraia ton Athinon, I ([[1954]]), in which [[Nikos Tsiforos]] played with her unconventional external appearence, and _Theia apo to Sikago, I ([[1957]])_ , in which director-writer [[Alekos Sakellarios]] cast her as a wealthy [[Greek American|Greek-American]] who returns to Greece after thirty years and brings a fresh lifestyle to the family of her conservative brother.
+She also made a tentative movie debut in [[1930]], but became one of the all-time greats of the Greek cinema during the [[1950s]], when she starred in extremely popular comedies like I Oraia ton Athinon,  ([[1954]]), in which [[Nikos Tsiforos]] played with her unconventional external appearence, and I Theia apo to Sikago, ([[1957]]) , in which director-writer [[Alekos Sakellarios]] cast her as a wealthy [[Greek American|Greek-American]] who returns to Greece after thirty years and brings a fresh lifestyle to the family of her conservative brother.
 She died οn [[February 12]], [[1980]], but is always fondly remembered by Greek audiences.

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 She also made a tentative movie debut in [[1930]], but became one of the all-time greats of the Greek cinema during the [[1950s]], when she starred in extremely popular comedies like Oraia ton Athinon, I ([[1954]]), in which [[Nikos Tsiforos]] played with her unconventional external appearence, and _Theia apo to Sikago, I ([[1957]])_ , in which director-writer [[Alekos Sakellarios]] cast her as a wealthy [[Greek American|Greek-American]] who returns to Greece after thirty years and brings a fresh lifestyle to the family of her conservative brother.
-She died in [[1980]], but is always fondly remembered by Greek audiences.
+She died οn [[February 12]], [[1980]], but is always fondly remembered by Greek audiences.
 [[Category:Actresses|Vasiliadou,Georgia]]

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 She died in [[1980]], but is always fondly remembered by Greek audiences.
-[[Category:Actors|Vasiliadou,Georgia]]
+[[Category:Actresses|Vasiliadou,Georgia]]
 {{lived|b=1897|d=1980|key=Vasiliadou,Georgia}}
 [[el:Γεωργία Βασιλειάδου]]

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 [[Category:Actors|Vasiliadou,Georgia]]
-{{lived|b=1913|d=1986|key=Vasiliadou,Georgia}}
+{{lived|b=1897|d=1980|key=Vasiliadou,Georgia}}
 [[el:Γεωργία Βασιλειάδου]]

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-'''Georgia Vasiliadou''' was born in [[1897]], in [[Athens]], [[Greece]]. Her real name was Georgia Athanassiou. She was obliged to leave school early and work as a shopgirl, in order to help her family.
+'''Georgia Vasiliadou''' ([[:el:Γεωργία Βασιλειάδου]]) was born in [[1897]], in [[Athens]], [[Greece]]. Her real name was Georgia Athanassiou. She was obliged to leave school early and work as a shopgirl, in order to help her family.
 She made her stage debut in [[1918]], but began her studies at the Gennadeios Rhonetic School in [[1923]] and appeared in some operas. She then worked with the major theater companies of the period ([[Kyveli]], [[Marika Kotopouli]], [[Mitsos Myrat]]), playing a wide range of parts. In the mid-1930s she decided to retire, but [[Alekos Sakellarios]] offered her a small part in the [[1939]] musical comedy "Koritsia tis pantreias"; that was the genesis of a second career for the middle-aged actress, who went on to star in many comedies and revues and created personal stage groups until the late [[1960s]].
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 She died in [[1980]], but is always fondly remembered by Greek audiences.